The Complex (album)

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The Complex
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Studio album by
ReleasedApril 22, 2003
Recorded2002–2003
Length58:41
Label
Producer Todd Perlmutter, Matt Goldman, Phil Stanton, Chris Wink
Blue Man Group chronology
Audio
(1999)
The Complex
(2003)
Las Vegas 4 Song Sampler
(2005)
Blue Man Group studio album chronology
Audio
(1999)
The Complex
(2003)
Three
(2016)
The Complex
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Above"Dyas, Goldman, Heinemann, Pai, Perlmutter, Stanton, Wink2:46
2."Time to Start"Dyas, Goldman, Stanton, Wink3:43
3."Sing Along" (featuring Dave Matthews)Dyas, Goldman, Stanton, Wink3:25
4."Up to the Roof" (featuring Tracy Bonham)Dyas, Gleitsman, Goldman, Heinemann, Perlmutter, Stanton, Wink3:51
5."Your Attention"Dyas, Goldman, Heinemann, Pai, Perlmutter, Stanton, Wink4:09
6."Persona" (featuring Josh Haden)Dyas, Gleitsman, Goldman, Stanton, Wink4:30
7."Piano Smasher"Dyas, Golden, Goldman, Perlmutter, Stanton, Wink3:00
8."White Rabbit" (featuring Esthero) Grace Slick 2:54
9."The Current" (featuring Gavin Rossdale)Dyas, Gleitsman, Goldman, Stanton, Wink3:48
10."Shadows, Pt. 2" (featuring Tracy Bonham and Rob Swift)Dyas, Gleitsman, Goldman, Perlmutter, Stanton, Wink2:56
11."What Is Rock" (featuring Arone Dyer and Peter Moore)Dyas, Gleitsman, Goldman, Stanton, Wink3:11
12."The Complex" (featuring Peter Moore)Dyas, Gleitsman, Goldman, Heinemann, Stanton, Wink6:25
13."I Feel Love" (featuring Annette Strean of Venus Hum)Bellotte, Moroder, Summer5:13
14."Exhibit 13"Banks, Dyas, Goldman, Heinemann, Parrulli, Stanton, Wink4:01
15."Mandelbrot No. 4" (hidden track) 4:19
Total length:58:41

Personnel

Production

Charts

Album

Chart (2003)Peak
position
Billboard 200 60
Billboard Top Internet Albums60

Songs

YearSongChartPosition
2003"Sing Along" Adult Top 40 37
2004"I Feel Love" Hot Dance Club Play 7

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